Piezo ultrasonic transducer atomizer

[l3oertjie]

Can it perhaps work in conjunction with a heating element?

 

[Sicarius]

A patent for something similar was put through last year.

Might be related Raidy's new experiment

 

[asdaq]

From the headline I thought you'd gone and made one already Wishful thinking

 

[l3oertjie]

From the headline I thought you'd gone and made one already Wishful thinking

Sorry Asdaq, not yet. The reason I asked the question is quite simple: Combustion vs. atomization. I am sure that there is a reasonable chance that some of our vaping liquid is pretty much burnt into smoke especially in a near drained or empty atty. That of course has serious health concerns - not nearly as much as cigarettes but still. With a true atomizing atty this risk could theoretically be eliminated? I would be very surprised if someone has never tried it before. Has anyone? Mr. Genisis himself is probably the best bet! He will try anything and everything! If someone has tried it - please let us know.

 

[slimest]

Anyway someone who wants to try this has to try If you find a small and powerful enough ultrasonic transducer with high efficiency and make a small and efficient board, just try and put here an information. It will be highly appreciated.

 

[Frody]

One of the first Ruyan cigars (the "Bling") had a piezo and a heating element. The later versions had no piezo anymore. Maybe to expensive or other reasons.. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/atomizer-mods/2705-ultrasonic-atomisers.html